Status indicators

Status indicators are visual elements that provide information about the current state of a system or process. These indicators are commonly used in interfaces that deal with large amounts of data, such as lists, dashboards, and data tables. They help users easily and swiftly scan through complex information and understand its meaning.

Indicators are contextual. They are associated with a user interface element or specific content and should be displayed in proximity to that element.

  • The colours of the indicator are pre-defined and should be used accordingly.
  • The only exception is the in-progress indicator, which can be given a colour differentiation for the status (see examples below).

If there is semantic meaning, use the appropriate variant:

 

Grey

Grey for neutral informative states, like paused, inactive, pending, draft, not started.

 

Green

Green for positive or success state, like available, completed, approved, added.

 

Orange

Orange for warnings, like deleted, cancelled, alert, rejected, failed.

 

Red

Red for negative alerts indicating that a process is blocked or not ok.